Sentence examples for even bigger payoffs from inspiring English sources

But researchers are optimistic about even bigger payoffs.

Khosla sees even bigger payoffs ahead.

Even bigger payoffs are possible by constructing carbon materials at microscopic scales, yielding the strongest materials of all.

They're also doing it at shopping malls, where opportunities to merge diverse data sets can have even bigger payoffs via multi-store collaborations.

Drawing in inactive customers might have an even bigger payoff for some businesses than bringing in new customers.

And so Lee said, finally, Well, if Carson comes it'll be because he has weighed the big risk of us being here against an even bigger payoff.

And it leads to an even bigger payoff if the president stumbles in his response, forced to assert that rumors of his demise are premature.

The ultrathin form of carbon has inspired other atoms-thick materials that promise even bigger technological payoffs.

This created social connections and led to even more interactions, but there is an even bigger potential payoff.

Dan Kolb of the Braves got even a bigger payoff for failing the night before.

Another big payoff, if not even bigger, is the response that REI will get from its employees.